When your main page loads, prompt the user for their name and store it in a variable. Then create an alert that welcomes the user to the page using the name they entered. (HINT: the instructions indicate the event handler to use!) On each of your pages, use javascript to display automatically the day/time the page was last updated. (HINT: This is a property of the document!) On at least two of your images on your image page, add a script that displays an alert when the user clicks one of the images. The alert should give a short description or additional information about the image. Add a countdown to something relevant to the company (holiday, event, specials/sales, etc.) and display the output in your HTML. This should update automatically subtracting the date of the event and the current date. The output will look something like "There are ### days until the sale!" where ### is automatically filled in with the number of days calculated using the javascript. This should not be a countdown clock that ticks away second, minutes, etc. This should be done using a function. Add an array of quotes or facts related to your company and have a javascript generate a random number that is in turn, used to display one of the quotes randomly in your HTML. You array should contain at least 5 quotes. When the page reloads, a new quote should appear. This also needs to be done using a function.

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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When your main page loads, prompt the user for their name and store it in a variable. Then create an alert that welcomes the user to the page using the name they entered. (HINT: the instructions indicate the event handler to use!)
On each of your pages, use javascript to display automatically the day/time the page was last updated. (HINT: This is a property of the document!)
On at least two of your images on your image page, add a script that displays an alert when the user clicks one of the images. The alert should give a short description or additional information about the image.
Add a countdown to something relevant to the company (holiday, event, specials/sales, etc.) and display the output in your HTML. This should update automatically subtracting the date of the event and the current date. The output will look something like "There are ### days until the sale!" where ### is automatically filled in with the number of days calculated using the javascript. This should not be a countdown clock that ticks away second, minutes, etc. This should be done using a function.
Add an array of quotes or facts related to your company and have a javascript generate a random number that is in turn, used to display one of the quotes randomly in your HTML. You array should contain at least 5 quotes. When the page reloads, a new quote should appear. This also needs to be done using a function.

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